AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCounterterror Strike: U.S. and Nigerian forces killed Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, described as ISIS’s global No. 2, in a Lake Chad Basin operation, with Trump calling it “meticulously planned” and Tinubu calling it “effective collaboration.” Aftermath & Doubts: The win is already tangled in controversy—Nigeria had reportedly declared the same man dead in 2024, raising fresh questions about how these announcements get tracked. On-the-Ground Horror: While the raid hit a top commander, suspected Islamists abducted 42 schoolchildren in Borno, and the search is still ongoing. Local Business Watch: Casio’s keyboard business is still bleeding money, with the company signaling painful cuts and a long road to break-even. Sports (Weekend Buzz): The Preakness runs at Laurel Park again, with no Kentucky Derby winner in the field—so anything can happen.
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